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For the foreseeable future, Quebec will be governed by a party that won just over a quarter of the popular vote, and with that 28
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For the foreseeable future, Quebec will be governed by a party that won just over a quarter of the popular vote, and with that 28

The race was called barely 30 minutes after the polls closed. Liberal candidates in Hull and Gatineau ridings are also projected to win, ousting their

THE EQUITY requested phone interviews with all six candidates running to represent the Pontiac riding in this provincial election. Each candidate was askedfive central questions

The Regional Association of West Quebecers (RAWQ) is looking to turn the page on a tumultuous start to 2026, with new faces on their board

Bianca Baldo – Québec solidaire Interview by Sophie Kuijper Dickson The top voting priority indicated by people who filled out our election survey was improving

The ruling challenges the CAQ government’s decision to mail out voting information only in French ahead of the Oct. 5 election.

In light of the news that provincial voting information being mailed out to Quebec residents will appear only in French, with English information available online

Premier Christine Fréchette says the province will not reverse its decision to remove English voting information in this election.

The Parti Québécois (PQ) has announced its candidate for the Pontiac riding in the upcoming provincial elections will be Marcela Cazas. According to a statement

The MRC Pontiac council of mayors resumed its regular monthly meetings on Aug. 20 after taking a break for the month of July. Mayors began

For the foreseeable future, Quebec will be governed by a party that won just over a quarter of the popular vote, and with that 28 per cent, claimed 59 of 127 seats in the National Assembly. It’s not a majority,

The race was called barely 30 minutes after the polls closed. Liberal candidates in Hull and Gatineau ridings are also projected to win, ousting their respective CAQ candidates.

THE EQUITY requested phone interviews with all six candidates running to represent the Pontiac riding in this provincial election. Each candidate was askedfive central questions based in part on responses we received from the voter-priority survey we circulated, and a

The Regional Association of West Quebecers (RAWQ) is looking to turn the page on a tumultuous start to 2026, with new faces on their board of directors after several board members and the president stepped down earlier this year. The

Bianca Baldo – Québec solidaire Interview by Sophie Kuijper Dickson The top voting priority indicated by people who filled out our election survey was improving access to healthcare services in the Outaouais. What do you understand to be the central

The ruling challenges the CAQ government’s decision to mail out voting information only in French ahead of the Oct. 5 election.

In light of the news that provincial voting information being mailed out to Quebec residents will appear only in French, with English information available online by scanning a QR code, THE EQUITY is publishing the English version of this information,

Premier Christine Fréchette says the province will not reverse its decision to remove English voting information in this election.

The Parti Québécois (PQ) has announced its candidate for the Pontiac riding in the upcoming provincial elections will be Marcela Cazas. According to a statement Cazas issued on social media, she arrived in Quebec in 1985 from Bolivia, and worked

The MRC Pontiac council of mayors resumed its regular monthly meetings on Aug. 20 after taking a break for the month of July. Mayors began by sharing a few words of thanks to former Shawville mayor Bill McCleary, who stepped
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